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The Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden Will Conduct the Million Orchid Project Authentic Stem Initiative to Provide Inclusive and Accessible Stem Learning Opportunities for Approximately 1,800 Students Annually From the Most Diverse and Under-resourced Middle and K-8 Schools in Miami-dade County. the Initiative Will Use the Fairchild's Stemlab - a Mobile Plant Propagation Lab Designed Especially for Schoolchildren ? to Bring the Museum?s Specialized Scientific Research to Young Learners in South Florida Neighborhoods. Students and Teachers Will Collect and Analyze Scientific Data, Devise Research Questions, and Test Hypotheses That Will Advance Local Conservation and Contribute to the Propagation of Endangered Orchids. Students Will Have the Opportunity to Explore Stem Careers Through Interactions With Fairchild Botanists.
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